Disclosure of telephone conversations

Surprisingly many organisations routinely record telephone conversations. If you think that either your employer or another organisation – your employer’s PHI provider, for example, or its external HR consultants – may have recorded telephone conversations with your employer about you that are relevant to your case, you can ask for those either by way of a request for disclosure in the course of proceedings or by way of a subject access request under the Data Protection Act 1998. For how to go about this, see paragraphs 4.57-4.63 of the book or the website of the Information Commissioner’s Office.

(Thanks to Julia Stahl of Shawcross Solicitors for this insight.)

One Reply to “Disclosure of telephone conversations”

  1. Really good advice and insight into how to properly prepare and conduct tribunal cases.
    Let’s have some more please.

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